A Chronicle of One Hundred & Fifty Years ; the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York, 1768-1918
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This comprehensive biography of one of America's most legendary figures explores Theodore Roosevelt's life from his privileged upbringing to his storied career in politics. Bishop draws on a vast array of sources to provide a richly detailed portrait of Roosevelt, including his leadership during the Spanish-American War, his progressive reforms as president, and his later work as an adventurer and naturalist.
This collection of letters provides insights into the life and thoughts of Theodore Roosevelt, one of America's most iconic presidents and statesmen.
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